| Other Eclipse projects to check [message #2179] |
Tue, 10 May 2005 10:52  |
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Originally posted by: markus.milleder.example.com
Looking at the overview diagram, I notice that several projects that are
just starting may provide additional building blocks beside those
mentioned (most are Technology subprojects):
* Higgins (formerly ETF) - (Eclipse) Trust Framework. This may contribute
to the left half of the Cross-Industry Frameworks bar.
* GMF - Graphical Modelling Framework. While it is unclear from the
diagram why both EMF and GEF are considered building blocks, the inclusion
of both indicates that GMF may be doing what you intend.
* MDDI - Model Driven Development Integration (Model Interchange) and
OMELET
* GMT - Generative Model Transformer
These might provide a technological background for Vocabulary and
Terminology Services.
* WTP - Web Tools Project. For the Web Service parts.
* Additionally, http://www.holongate.org/ offers an integration of Java2D
into SWT which may be interesting for working with medical images.
There may be more helpful Eclipse projects, especially among those in the
proposal phase.
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| Re: Other Eclipse projects to check [message #2271 is a reply to message #2179] |
Tue, 17 May 2005 00:42  |
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Originally posted by: mark5.instantiations.com
Consider ECF as well.
http://www.eclipse.org/ecf/
"Markus Milleder" <markus.milleder@example.com> wrote in message
news:4aa32f058282161cfea11b2315f0c355$1@www.eclipse.org...
> Looking at the overview diagram, I notice that several projects that are
> just starting may provide additional building blocks beside those
> mentioned (most are Technology subprojects):
>
> * Higgins (formerly ETF) - (Eclipse) Trust Framework. This may contribute
> to the left half of the Cross-Industry Frameworks bar.
>
> * GMF - Graphical Modelling Framework. While it is unclear from the
> diagram why both EMF and GEF are considered building blocks, the inclusion
> of both indicates that GMF may be doing what you intend.
>
> * MDDI - Model Driven Development Integration (Model Interchange) and
> OMELET
> * GMT - Generative Model Transformer
> These might provide a technological background for Vocabulary and
> Terminology Services.
>
> * WTP - Web Tools Project. For the Web Service parts.
>
> * Additionally, http://www.holongate.org/ offers an integration of Java2D
> into SWT which may be interesting for working with medical images.
>
> There may be more helpful Eclipse projects, especially among those in the
> proposal phase.
>
>
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| Re: Other Eclipse projects to check [message #4999 is a reply to message #2271] |
Wed, 21 September 2005 23:07 |
| Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: info.catmedia.us
And MTJ
(for Mobile parts e.g. to visit patients, etc.)
"Mark Johnson" <mark5@instantiations.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:d6belh$ag7$1@news.eclipse.org...
> Consider ECF as well.
> http://www.eclipse.org/ecf/
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> "Markus Milleder" <markus.milleder@example.com> wrote in message
> news:4aa32f058282161cfea11b2315f0c355$1@www.eclipse.org...
> > Looking at the overview diagram, I notice that several projects that are
> > just starting may provide additional building blocks beside those
> > mentioned (most are Technology subprojects):
> >
> > * Higgins (formerly ETF) - (Eclipse) Trust Framework. This may
contribute
> > to the left half of the Cross-Industry Frameworks bar.
> >
> > * GMF - Graphical Modelling Framework. While it is unclear from the
> > diagram why both EMF and GEF are considered building blocks, the
inclusion
> > of both indicates that GMF may be doing what you intend.
> >
> > * MDDI - Model Driven Development Integration (Model Interchange) and
> > OMELET
> > * GMT - Generative Model Transformer
> > These might provide a technological background for Vocabulary and
> > Terminology Services.
> >
> > * WTP - Web Tools Project. For the Web Service parts.
> >
> > * Additionally, http://www.holongate.org/ offers an integration of
Java2D
> > into SWT which may be interesting for working with medical images.
> >
> > There may be more helpful Eclipse projects, especially among those in
the
> > proposal phase.
> >
> >
>
>
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